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Tagged: Justin Jackson (12 Results)

Dec
29

Chargers RB Ekeler ready to roll

The Los Angeles Chargers officially activated starting running back AUSTIN EKELER from the Covid-19 Reserve list and he is expected to play on Sunday against the Denver Broncos. Backup running backMore JUSTIN JACKSON returns to the fantasy bench after filling in admirably when Ekeler missed last weekend’s game against the Houston Texans. Less

Source: Team Blog

Factoid: Joshua Kelley

Joshua Kelley was pretty awful as a rookie. Can he get off the canvas and turn things around in his second season?  more »

Podcast: October 8 episode of the Fantasy Index Podcast available now

Ian Allan and Justin Eleff look back at an infectious Week 4 of the NFL regular season and preview tonight's Bucs-Bears kickoff to Week 5. Sponsored by RealTime Fantasy Sports.  more »

Podcast: October 6 episode of the Fantasy Index Podcast available now

Moishe Steigmann and Justin Eleff work the waiver wire after Week 4 of the NFL regular season. Sponsored by Fantasy Points and Affordable Trophies.  more »

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Oct
5

Chargers RB Ekeler expected to miss multiple weeks

Los Angeles Chargers running back AUSTIN EKELER suffered an injury during the first quarter of Sunday’s loss to Tampa Bay. Ekeler is believed to have a significant hamstring injury and aMore hyperextended knee. He was on crutches while wearing a brace after the game, and he is expected to miss significant time. The duo of JUSTIN JACKSON and JOSHUA KELLEY will handle the backfield in Ekeler’s absence. Less

Source: NBC Sports

Fantasy News: Chargers running backs

I have interest in the Chargers’ running backs. Not only Austin Ekeler, but Justin Jackson. They could both outperform where they’re drafted.  more »

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Sep
28

So you’re saying there’s a chance…

Los Angeles Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn said on Friday that “there’s a chance” star running back MELVIN GORDON could play against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. Gordon isn’t necessarily inMore game shape, but with fellow running back JUSTIN JACKSON out on Sunday, Gordon could be needed in the backfield along with AUSTIN EKELER. Gordon ended a 64-day holdout and returned to the team earlier this week. Less

Source: NBC Sports

Sep
27

RB Gordon to remain starter upon return

Los Angeles Chargers running back MELVIN GORDON ended his holdout and returned to the team on Thursday. While he is not expected to start this Sunday against the Miami Dolphins, headMore coach Anthony Lynn said that Gordon will resume his role as the team’s starting running back when he is ready to return. Lynn also added that running backs AUSTIN EKELER and JUSTIN JACKSON will still have roles on the offense when Gordon returns. Less

Source: NBC Sports

Aug
22

Gordon holdout could last into regular season

Los Angeles Chargers running back MELVIN GORDON’s holdout is now expected to continue into the regular season, according to sources close to the situation. Contract talks have reportedly not progressed asMore Gordon had hoped. With Gordon set to skip the start of the season, the Chargers are expected to rely on AUSTIN EKELER and JUSTIN JACKSON in the backfield. Less

Source: NFL.com

Jul
25

Gordon does not report to start of Chargers camp

The Los Angeles Chargers placed running back MELVIN GORDON on the reserve/did not report list on Wednesday when the star back failed to report for the start of training camp. GordonMore is intent on holding out indefinitely, while the Chargers are reportedly stopping contract talks with Gordon not showing up for camp. With Gordon away from the team, it looks like running backs AUSTIN EKELER and JUSTIN JACKSON should see plenty of action. Less

Source: NFL.com

Around the NFL: Chargers running backs

Sometimes contract disputes get resolved quickly. Remember last week when we were worried about Josh Jacobs agreeing with the Raiders? He signed. But sometimes they drag on, with LeVeon Bell the extreme example the other way. So best to pay attention to the Melvin Gordon situation.   more »

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Jan
9

Gordon to play vs. Patriots

Los Angeles Chargers running back MELVIN GORDON is expected to play in Sunday’s playoff game against the New England Patriots, despite an MRI that confirmed a “little knee sprain”. Gordon willMore likely be less than 100 percent, with both MCL’s injured in addition to a right ankle issue. Backups AUSTIN EKELER and rookie JUSTIN JACKSON will likely see some playing time as well. Less

Source: San Diego Union-Tribune

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